Bob Hughes wrote:

> The mug (cup) appears to be lacking a base of thick glass.

If you'd own such a cup, and fill it with coffee, you would seethat it is this effect
you're getting.
The base is as thin as the
rest of the cup.

> But if I see those little beady red eyes and dixie
> cup of a snout on the beast again I may have to import it into a image
> processing program then select and cut. Sorry, just my personal tastes
> showing, please excuse me ;)

<thick french accent>ppffff!!!! You understand nothing of minimalist art!!!
</thick french accent>

Besides, the goal was just to check if a reasonable coat could be
produced with scales as base elements. It was only an exercice de style.



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Best,

    S.

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